• Pi by David Trustman
For thousands of years one number has fascinated humanity above all else; Pi. It is the number t‏‏‎ ‎never ends, has no patterns, and is difficult to memorize…until now!

In just 6 short pages, David Trustman (one of the world’s preeminent mnemonic artists) will teach you not only how to memorize 100 places of Pi, but also a method for memorizing any number.

With this download you will be able to recite Pi forwards and backwards, and able to call out sections of Pi. You will even be able to name the exact digit at an exact location. The performances section will give you ideas to make a demonstration as exciting as possible without any extra frills.

David Trustman is a RINGO Award nominated writer and artist, who co-authored The Memory Arts series, and created The Expert at the Card Table Graphic Novel.

PDF. 7 pages.

"Study In sPIte of My Poor Memory. You will have an incredible weapon in your arsenal. Doing only Pi would be a mistake. In 7 pages you have a tool to do incredible feats. I know his work changed my life...really. Will this change yours too?"
Michel Huot

“Do you want to be ready and able to inspire and amaze anyone, anywhere at any time using only words? If you do you really should read and study Pi.”
Chris Rawlins

Pi by David Trustman

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